Copy Net

GREAT. The entire staff friendly and helpful and did a wonderful job on my order. Two enthusiastic thumbs up!

I read some of the reviews here (from people who clearly can’t read a sign, the prices are clearly posted). You are paying for location and service, and they deliver on both counts. So glad to have them in the neighborhood.

The entire staff at Copy Net went out if their way to complete my project. I had a very important presentation at Dreamforce and Maryam and Lauren were very helpful to get all the materials in time.
Everything was executed perfectly and I recommend them for all printing and scanning jobs!
Five Stars!

This place is absolutely ridiculous! I used the computer for less than a minute to print four color copies and it cost me $ 12.50– excuse me!!! Biggest rip off ever. They charge $ 3.95 just for the first copy. I will NEVER go back or support such a shady business. This is pathetic!!! They will be out of business sooner or later with those prices.

Visit there, if you have no other choices in San Francisco.
The price is ridiculous and the owner there has nothing related to kindness.

great service, great prices, great folks (Lauren) — anything else one would need from a print shop? Would highly recommend!

It is incredible expensive! I printed three paper with color today. It costed 95 dollars! And they weren’t tell me any thing about the change before I know the price was that high. The owner said it was included service charge for 50 dollars in 20mins. Whatever, they should have told the fee. And then, all fees was not make any sense. I suggest you guys do not go there!

0 stars if possible. Owner is horrible. Go to «Your Printer.“I took my business there after the woman owner at copynet screwed up my wedding invitations. Your printer is an amazing place with great customer service and prices.

Unilocal say it opens at 8am. The sign on the door says 8am. I was here Thursday morning and waited 15 – 20 minutes. Still not open. Open on time! If it was Saturday or Sunday, I wouldn’t make such a stink about it.
I ended up going to FedEx Kinkos to spend my $ 90 on making xerox copies.

Had a very good experience. I needed to print and fax one piece of paper. The staff were very helpful and pleasant, and I was helped as soon as I walked in the door. Cost between 2 and 3 dollars — certainly pricey compared to doing it at home, but seemed reasonable for the services provided.

The staff here is really nice and helpful but if you just need to print a file or two, it can be pricey. $ 3 for 15 min or less of internet to access your files, plus 50 cents per side of a page for printing. If you needed time, the hour for computer is is $ 12 I think?
But just to print a ten page file off Dropbox cost $ 8 and change.
Once I had them scan an entire text book for me and that was a bargain when split btwn 45 people… so it really depends on the job.

Convenient, fast, professional and affordable!

Clean, quick and reasonably priced, Copy Net laminated a magazine article I’d brought in for my friend’s business.
Copy Net is conveniently located just off the main Fillmore shopping drag & metered parking isn’t impossible.

Looked online and it was the closest print shop available. I’m on a budget and looked for the prices online which they DO NOT write down on their web page (sketchy!) but I thought– hey, how much could it be? Walked in to print ONE form out which consisted of ONE printed paper. Logged onto my e-​mail to retrieve the document and had to be tossed back from one printer to another because the computer was having a hard time talking with one printer (which I understand, that’s technology for you) but after 5 minutes of this I finally got the page printed out. I went up to the register and was promptly charged FOUR DOLLARS FOR ONE PAGE. Why? Because I’d used the internet for 30 seconds!!! The damn printers took longer then my internet use! No wonder they don’t put the prices on their web page like all other normal print shops do, because they hope to find idiots like me that just walk in and print stuff off the internet so they can charge a crazy price! I was not expecting to pay any more then 50 cents at worst! I grabbed some of their free candy at the register and pouted as I coveted my 4 dollar paper and folded it safely into my bag, then chomped the candy and huffed off.
I’m sure they have a lot of other great printing services but printing out single page documents is not one of them.

This place has great employees (Fiona and Daniel). The boss lady (or manager), who will remain unnamed, however, is just the opposite. I came in to pick up an order. On top of the actual services and finished product, she charged me the «opening an attachment» fee of $ 5.00, which I’ve never had to pay in the past. (I emailed my job request to Copy Net to come pick it up later that day.) She also said I was not able to pay with our account on file. She forgot we had one, and when I verified that we did, she informed me (quite loudly), that my office «does not spend enough money here.»
Rude…I say the manager needs to let her employees run the show there. They give great customer service and are the reasons why Copy Net has returning customers.

3.50 to print one page. Such a rip off. The actually copy cost 50 cents but renting a computer to go online for about minute cost 3.00. Such a scam.

Need to make a T-​shirt by ironing an inkjet-​printed photo? Yeah, me too. Turns out that nobody in SF has an inkjet printer anymore. Staples? Nope. Kinkos? Think again. Copy Net? Why yes, they sure do!
Daniel provided top notch service from the moment we called in our query to the second we walked out the door. Not only did he talk through the process and provide us multiple copies of what we needed, but he lent his artistic eye free of charge, brightening and darkening the image for best quality. He was friendly and personable, and certainly supportive of our little project.
The price? Terrific. You won’t be sorry you went here. I used to live a block away and wish I’d gone here more often after receiving this A+ service.

I used Copy Net for my Wedding Invitation suite. I had decided that nothing I found online was quite what I wanted, and if something was what I wanted it was way too expensive for me.
I decided to design my own invitation suite, and Copy Net made it so easy and stress free. I emailed them my designs first to get feedback and they were prompt in letting me know if I had to change anything. They gave me a quote and approved my designs all online. They even let me know that I only needed to purchase 8.5 X 11 sheets instead of the pre-​cut sheets. Also, because I used Paper Source paper I got a 10% discount! I was able to get them proofed and printed all in one day. I ordered 5 different pieces that were all different sizes and they provided them all cleanly cut and shrink wrapped in one day! It was amazing to have it be that easy. I would definitely use them again for any of my printing needs. I’m thinking designing my own holiday cards and having them print them.
If you are thinking about having something printed, definitely use them!

I needed to make a black and white photocopy (1 copy literally). As I was walking down the street to catch the MUNI, I noticed a copy store (score!). I went inside and made 1 copy. I proceeded to pay. The owner just told me don’t worry about it. I insisted on getting change for my $ 20 bill, but they said no worries. She was so genuine and friendly. It totally made my day.
Beyond that, they have great copies. My copy was smooth and good quality. It is faster than Kinkos!
I highly recommend that folks support this neighborhood copy store if not for anything then for it’s friendly owner.

Copy Net came through for me today with an «emergency» oversize scanning project. I mean I talked to those fine folks at FedEx/​Kinkos and they were all like, you know, sure you can bring it down here and it might take 2 hours and it might take 24.
I can’t say that the transaction w/​Copy Net was the smoothest, but they had some great suggestions for me and it took just a few minutes and I was on my way and the people there were pleasant, not the mutant angst ridden unhappy human type blobs that inhabit FedEx Kinkos not that I’m blaming it on the workers but man that place must suck to work at.
Go Copy Net!